Interrogation Room Scene

The interrogation room scene consists of a range of cinematography techniques which comprise of setting and lighting which serves the purpose of assisting in the knowledge of the audience’s interpretation of the scene. The scene commences with minimal lighting from the luminous light above the doorway and the lamp on the desk. This symbolises the darkness of the joker as the lamp casts a light which shows the Jokers' face but possesses the space behind him hidden in darkness, the significance of this is that the Jokers' face is seen but the meaning of such an act is that it is displaying the character’s inner darkness and evil. The scenery of this scene is an interrogation room with marked white walls, a dirty floor and fluorescent lights. The only objects in the room include a metal table, two chairs, and a lamp. It is a minimalistic setting, allowing the …show more content…
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